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1 6 |       For, as the possibility of error, and actual error, are defects
2 6 | possibility of error, and actual error, are defects of the mind
3 17|         man lest these fall into error. Let, then, that continue
4 20|      would be the consequence of error. Wherefore, when a liberty
5 23|          pernicious and manifold error, as too often happens, will
6 24|          all who teach to banish error from the mind, and by sure
7 34|          contrary to reason that error and truth should have equal
8 35|    distinction between truth and error, honesty and dishonesty.